Amardeep Singh, who teaches English at Lehigh University, commented last week on both a New York Times blog and NPR about the abhorrent killings at a Sikh place of worship in Wisconsin.  Deep Singh is an American and a Sikh of Indian descent.  (He and his wife happen to be family friends, and he’s someone of eclectic interests and talents.  Deep was the DJ at my wedding years ago and was also DJ for at least one bhangra dance party at the GPSCY in New Haven.)
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A September 2011 post, on the 10^th anniversary of 9/11/o1, cited Eboo Patel and the Interfaith Youth Core.

Robert A. Burt and his book In the Whirlwind were featured in a recent rebroadcast of a Faith Middleton radio show on WNPR.  Robert Burt, who is a longtime member of the Yale Law School faculty and who has led several local and national seminars through the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute, was mentioned in a December 2010 (December 26) blog post.

Madeline Levine's New York Times opinion column  on “Raising Successful Children” is deservedly attracting attention.  This author of Teach Your Children Well: Parenting for Authentic Success addresses important questions.

In a November 2010 essay, I cited The Parents We Mean to Be, a 2009 book by Richard Weissbourd.  That book’s  subtitle is How Well-Intentioned Adults Undermine Children’s Moral and Emotional Development.  Anyone interested in Madeline Levine’s work should also consult Rick Weissbourd’s book.